Sports Cars

Alpine's A310 sports car of the 1970s is returning as an EV.

Toyota is rumored to be developing a hybrid powertrain built around a new 2.0-liter turbo-4 engine.

A U.K. startup is developing electric sports cars that are lighter than a Miata.

Porsche has two new 911 variants in the works, one of which is thought to be the 911 GT2 RS.

Morgan has unveiled its new flagship sports car, the BMW-powered Supersport.

The Ford Mustang is back on patrol on North Carolina's highways.

Lotus has given a big power boost to its Emira equipped with the AMG-sourced 2.0-liter turbo-4.

A unique Corvette considered the first purpose-built General Motors race car is going up for auction shortly.

The R35-generation GT-R bowed out of the U.S. last year, and now sales in other markets have also concluded.

Aston Martin is bleeding cash but its CEO expects a turnaround in 2025.

Hungary's KAMM has returned with new versions of its carbon-bodied Porsche 912 restomod.

T-engineering, a company founded by ex-Saab engineers, will help build AC's Cobra GT.

Alpine's A110 ends production in 12 months, but an electric successor is planned.

Ford's recent trademark activity hints at the possible revival of the track-focused Mustang Boss.

Motorcycle legend and current BMW racing driver Valentino Rossi took time away from racing an M4 GT3 to help design an M4 CS special edition for the road.

Morgan is close to revealing a new flagship sports car set to replace the Plus Six.

Maserati has revealed the GranCabrio 490 and said it will undercut the price of the GranCabrio's existing Trofeo and Folgore models.

Toyota, renowned for its vehicle longevity, continues expanding its classic car parts lineup.

One of the 25 Prodrive P25s built can be yours.

Maserati’s taken its race car and bred a street-version with race car touches.